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The Latest Tool in Competition: Hacking
Mark Rasch, 2004-10-25

A new federal case illustrates the role computer intrusion is taking in the high-stakes world of niche Internet commerce.

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The Latest Tool in Competition: Hacking 2004-10-25
Don Parker (1 replies)
"hackers" are the movers and shakers of the Internet, business, capitalism 2004-10-31
Chicagoland's Windy City... (1 replies)
"hackers" are the movers and shakers of the Internet, business, capitalism 2004-11-02
Miles Stevenson
The Latest Tool in Competition: Hacking 2004-10-30
John Nagle, Downside
The Latest Tool in Competition: Hacking 2004-11-01
Anonymous
"A standard "clickwrap" agreement is sufficient. If you have a portion of your website that you want to protect with a userid and password, you should force subscribers to agree to a set of reasonable terms and conditions of use of the website and its content -- one that could be enforceable in court."

Have you ever seen a printable version? You are expected to agree to a long contract written in lawyerish gibberish that you can't print, and don't have time to read.

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